Winds of up to 75 mph were fanning multiple fast-moving Oklahoma wildfires on Wednesday morning, prompting evacuation orders for towns in the path of the flames.

By Friday afternoon, nearly 75,000 Oklahomans were without power, eight fire warnings had been issued, and several evacuations were ordered.

"Several large wildfire complexes" were burning Friday evening across central, northern, and western Oklahoma, the National Weather Service in Norman said. The NWS advised residents to evacuate due to ...

On March 14, having just gotten out of the shower, Dustie Wise was having a typically busy morning, talking to her mother on ...

Despite a brief cold front and chances of rain, the wildfire situation in Oklahoma remains elevated for at least another week ...

The continued fire threat comes after four people were killed and over 140 injured in Oklahoma due to high winds and raging wildfires that ignited on Friday, officials said. More than 130 fires were ...

In Cleveland County, areas east of Norman and around Lake Thunderbird were evacuated. Authorities in Oklahoma City were still responding to multiple fires in the metro area Friday evening. The threat ...

Norman City Council unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday to help residents recover from wildfires that burned homes across ...

Over 24 counties are included in a red flag warning for Monday and a subsequent fire weather watch for Tuesday.

Following wildfires Friday that destroyed dozens of homes, Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt declared a disaster in 12 counties, removing restrictions from vehicle weight requirements and other regulations to ...

On Tuesday, wildfires burned in Texas and Oklahoma ... The National Weather Service in Norman, Oklahoma, warned Tuesday night that “a large area of blowing dust” was traveling into the ...

(NORMAN, Okla.) — Winds of up to 75 mph were fanning multiple fast-moving Oklahoma wildfires on Wednesday morning, prompting evacuation orders for towns in the path of the flames, officials said.